2009.09.01

Web Savvy for the Book Industry

After three years of working with publishers, editors, publicists, authors and illustrators, and following my experience at BookCamp Toronto this past June, I decided it was time to offer the book industry the support it needs and the training it doesn’t have the budget for.

I’m teaming up with Greg Pincus to deliver a series of FREE webcasts that will give book publishers, publicists, authors, illustrators and enthusiasts social media savvy for outreach and promotion.  The series is titled How Social Media Can Help You Sell Books: Guidance for the book publishing industry and its stakeholders and each installment will seek to answer the question: How does this help me sell books?

Don’t miss the first four free sessions.

SEP 10, 12pmET- Finding the Conversation: Who’s talking about you and what they are saying

Understanding search and alerts to monitor the digital conversation.  This session will focus on effective use of Google with references to Technorati, Twitter and IceRocket. (REGISTER)

SEP 17, 12pmET - Twitter: More than “What are you doing?”

Why use Twitter, how to engage and craft your message, using hash tags and a few Twitter stories. (REGISTER)

SEP 24, 12pmET - Bloggers/Podcasters are People, Too: Engaging with the social media community

Recommendations for meeting, relating to and collaborating with the social media community. (REGISTER)

OCT 1, 12pmET - Remarkable Use of the Internet to Promote Books and the People Behind Them

Storytelling and interesting examples of effective book promotion in the digital age. (REGISTER)

UPDATE…

You can now register for the entire four-part How Social Media Can Help You Sell Books webcast series (or more than one webcast) in one easy step.  Follow this link, put a check mark in the box next to each webcast you’d like to attend, click the “Register” button.  Your registration form will apply to each webcast you selected.

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  1. [...] September 1, 2009 Using Social Media to Help Sell Books Posted by kirsti under podcasts | Tags: book promotion | Leave a Comment  Beginning September 10th, Social Media strategist (and more!) and 1/2 of the popular Just One More Book!! podcast team, Mark Blevis will team up with Greg Pincus to deliver a series of free webcasts called: How social media can help you sell books: Guidance for the book publishing industry and its stakehol…. [...]

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  2. [...] Full info about this series is here on Mark’s website: Web Savvy For the Book Industry. [...]

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  3. [...] like Mark’s description of what we’re offering: a series of FREE webcasts that will give book publishers, publicists, [...]

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  4. You can now register for the entire four-part How Social Media Can Help You Sell Books webcast series (or more than one webcast) in one easy step. Follow this link, put a check mark in the box next to each webcast you’d like to attend, click the “Register” button. Your registration form will apply to each webcast you selected.

    Comment by Mark — September 3, 2009 @ 5:47 am

  5. Hi Mark,
    I think I must be doing something wrong… the register form is asking me for a password provided by the host when I click the ‘register’ button.

    Comment by Kirsti — September 3, 2009 @ 1:18 pm

  6. My mistake. I had enabled a security feature by accident. I’ve disabled it. Try, again.

    Comment by Mark — September 3, 2009 @ 1:40 pm

  7. Thanks Mark – that worked!

    Comment by Kirsti — September 3, 2009 @ 1:50 pm

  8. [...] Full info about this series is here on Mark’s website: Web Savvy For the Book Industry. [...]

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